So are you trying to migrate your 1.043 tracks database? If so, it
doesn't seem like your migration should be starting with such a low
number.
Two things:
A) Try adding the following lines to db/migrate/002_add_user_id.rb
after line 1:
class Project < ActiveRecord::Base; end
class Context < ActiveRecord::Base; end
class Todo < ActiveRecord::Base; end
and re-run your migration. Not sure if this will help, but I'm curious.
B) With an empty database, try running rake db:migrate and see if
that is successful.
We haven't really looked into the upgrade process from 1.043 to the
next release, but we will be soon as we start to nail down that release.
Cheers,
Luke
On Feb 26, 2007, at 11:26 PM, Colin Canfield wrote:
I have just started using the last release and am really impressed,
but want to have a look at trunk.
I'm new at Ruby, so there is some learning involved, but I think
the environment is fine.. 4.013 installed without too many issues.
I'm using OSX, with mysql 5.027-max.
When I run a db:migrate it fails during the AddUserId: migrating step.
The output is ...
add_colum(:todos, :user_id, :integer, {:default=>1})
-> 0.0069s
rake aborted!
unitialized constant Context::Tracks
The tables produced are contexts, projects, schema_info, todos, users.
Is this a known issue, or am I doing something wrong ?
Thanks, Colin
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